Antelope Island State Park

We stayed in White Rock Bay campground, not the more common Bridger Bay. It's a smaller campground on the west side of the island. The sites are large double sites or there are some that are individual, but share common parking space with two other campsites. We didn't make reservations online and it seems not everyone working the boot... more

We wanted to see the Great Salt Lake and the animals on Antelope Island so decided we'd stay one night even with the warnings about the bugs in the spring. We were going to have to spend $10 to get on the island regardless so what's another $13 to camp there. Both campgrounds are located on the absolutely gorgeous coastline of the lake... more

Passing through Salt Lake City for a few days, we chose to spend 2 nights at the Bridger Bay Campground. Absolutely a must – one of the most unique and beautiful locations we've camped in. Since we visited in mid April, we had one chilly and rainy night but the rest of the time was warm and perfect. During this time, the bugs barely... more

We stayed here in the middle of November and it was awesome. Verizon service wasn't great even with boosting, ATT didn't work. I can't remember which campground we stayed in but it was the one for bigger rigs. It would seem that timing is everything there because we did not experience bugs like people have stated. If not on... more

Disclaimer: I stayed at this park in 2016 prior to the fire which burned half of Antelope Island. This is a wonderful park, about an hour north of Salt Lake City. I stayed at the Bridger Bay Campground, which has nicely spaced, quiet sites and restrooms with running water. Because the island is located in the Great Salt Lake, it can... more

Antelope Island is not for the weak of will. In Spring you have extreme windy conditions and teeny biting flies that crawl through your scalp driving you mad. Summer brings extreme heat with no cover anywhere but the Visitor Center. The biting flies are joined by Mosquitos. Then there's the ever present stench to end all stenches... more

We stayed here for one night. The campground was maybe half full. Nice large pull throughs, and each site has a picnic table and food prep table. The picnic table is under cover. Pit toilets are provided, and there are showers back at the beach area. Free cold ones, or warm ones if you pay. Loved everything about it other than the... more

Antelope Island is the largest island in the Great Salt Lake. It is a really beautiful spot, with a kind of bleak, epic landscape. And just to add to the epicness there are free roaming bison all over the island, including the campground. Apparently they can be quite vicious and they warn you to stay away, personally I don't need a wa... more

We have stayed at Antelope Island 3 different times all for 1 night each. We have been there early season (April) and late season (Oct/Nov). The weather during those times of year has been very agreeable but there has been a bit more wind then we like. It might just be that this part of the island is windy. At other time of the yea... more